Huge variation between adsense pageviews and blogger page views. Why?

Thanks a ton .. Sending the template today 

Thanks Vijay.

Ranjith Help Pl !! 

Send me the template. I'll do the changes in 1-2 weeks. ( busy with exams  )

@ Vijay : I can see ads on my mobile version. http://www.cookingnbaking.net/?m=1 but what change shud I make to my mobile template to have ads like the link u have shared?

@Ranjith: Mobile Users percentage is 14%

 You should get a xml guy to look into this Ask Ranjith give him a 1 rs tofee and he will do it😆

Vijay 

Yes Ranjith mobile template is activated.

Ads will not be shown on mobile templates right? 

Check the percentage of your mobile visitors from your Google Analytics account - Audience > Mobile > Overview

Tinku adsense forum is useless.  You mobile web page is not optimised for adsense or viewing.  you can add ?m=1 after the url to see the mobile version on your desktop.  You will see that there is one small ad unit on the top and one big one at the bottom.  I dont think the JS of bottom one will ever get executed because it is way to down for views. If you want to see a optimised page check this out http://www.techworm.net/2014/04/fbi-arrests-hackers-who-stole.html?m=1

How did I forget that ?m=1 thing  Thanks Vijay 

Thank you for thanking me Ranjith

Yes Ranjith I am using google analytics. Thanks for the reply. Will post on google adsense forum. 

Ok should I report this variation to google or shall I let go? Yesterday my adsense views are just 65 while my analytics says 1432. 

Check with few other people having adsense if they too get such huge difference in the analytics. ( Posting on Google Adsense forum may help )

And, you are using Google Analytics and not Blogger analytics, right? 

Is mobile template activated for your blog? ( Template > Mobile > Settings button ) 

link 

Separate JavaScript code - Not an appropriate reason in this scenario.

Iframes - All browsers support iframes

Security (blocking) software - The most likely reason - People are using Ad Blockers

Read this article. Nearly 20% of internet users use ad blockers. Now, you might have to think about the remaining 60% missing impressions. 

 Already answered 

But no one answered about the 60% 

@CK  agreed ! Thanks

Ok thanks Vijay.

Tinkuji not all of your webpages serve ads.  Check the percentage of ad requests on your adsense dashboard.  It is normally in the range of 95 %  Also ads are delivered to only human visitors whereas blogger as well as GA tracks pages views as soon as its JS gets executed.

Adsense only records visitors who actually see the ads and are humans - it doesn't track bot visits or people with text browsers or javascript turned off, or people with adblockers turned on

Dont worry I too get a different analytics not so huge but do get it

Let's fight 

blogger as well as GA tracks pages views as soon as its JS gets executed.

The above statement is true for GA but not Blogger. Blogger uses server side code for tracking visitors - JS does not play any role. 

R, still

Ranjith blogger has default js which is executed 

Pankti Happy ing 

Vijay link 

Blogger stats are based on all the traffic to your server (the computer on which your blog is stored).Your server gets A LOT MORE traffic than your blog, because server traffic includes all the visits from robots, spambots, crawlers etc.When a robot visits your site, this is recorded in your server logs. It's not a "true" visit since the page is not fully loaded, so it doesn't show up on StatCounter.So server-side stats (like Blogger) will always appear inflated compared to online stats (like StatCounter) - but generally it is the online stats, the "true" visits that people are interested in. After all, it's these visits that might mean more sales, more sign ups etc. ~Stat Counter

Blogger stats doesn't count good well behaved bots like Google Search bot, adsense bot etc which reveal their identity while requesting pages. Bad bots like referral spam bots hide their bot-identity, so they are counted as humans by blogger. GA doesn't count those bots because those bots are not clever enough - they can't execute JS. Of course, one can build a clever bot which can execute JS or one can build a bot which registers a page view in GA ( which would be much easier )  ~Ranjith

Probably because usually the pageviews count as per the blog analytics algorithms shows the traffic details including the visits by human visitors, automated visitors (bots) like referral sites and visits by search engine bots, and since visits by these things are of no use for advertising platforms like adsense, the traffic data recording algorithms used there exclude the visits, that it thinks are automated, and hence the difference. It is perfectly normal to see this huge difference between the two.

You can use better dedicated Analytics softwares like Google Analytics or Bing Webmaster Toolbox to get more accurate details of the traffic to your blog.

Thanks for the Reply CK. But my analytics shows the same page views as my blogger. 

Ok, then, someone having a google adsense account might be able to shed some light on the difference. 

Usually, the number of pageviews shown by blogger is quite different from the the one shown by google analytics. Atleast in my case, it's like this only. As of now, by blogger dashboard shows 31 pageviews while my GA dashboard shows 6 pageviews, so, there's a huge difference.